One suggestion I had for the next Python release is to add type-implication
support. Many developers have learned Python, but do not want to use it since
it is slow. An awesome way to fix this is to have optional type-implications.
For example, if you know for sure that variable x is an int, you can make
Python just a bit smaller by somehow specifying to the interpreter that the
variable is an integer. Something like 'x::int = 5'. By having optional type
implications, you can still do everything you do with normal Python, except you
can speed it up a little bit by telling the Interpreter that this variable is
starting off with this datatype.
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